democrats state of the house, we will do a reconciliation bill, and this general level, with these general programs. the house will say great. you can work out the t crossing. we ll send this bill to the presidents desk. and so we do need to get it to his desk asap. and i asked my set of democrats, let s do it, terry mcauliffe said. and let s make planes in the house, here s what we want to do in the reconciliation bill to help american families. and we can get both of them done. we will get both of them done. i m confident in that. but i agree with terry, time is of the essence, won t last you a quicker to help more. people all right, senator tim kaine of virginia, thank you very. much absolutely, chris. coming up, the united states senator apparently but her job. from wine tasting, to fund raising. what exactly is senator can kyrsten sinema doing with our time, after this. kyrsten sinema doing with ou time, after this
let s get everybody a room, lock the door, what do you need, what do you need? and let s get this thing the. i ll tell you why, seven billion dollars for loans in virginia, in the infrastructure bill. i thought all these folks up here, they love to go out into their press conferences, do your job. vote and get this done. and your fellow senator, mark murder, made a bit of news saying we should vote on that, independent on the end negotiations of the build back better. dramatic roddick saying what do you think? well, chris, i think the infrastructure bill needs to get to joe biden s desk very quickly. it s gonna do great. not just for virginia, but for every zip code in this country. i understand members of the house want some assurance that this senate will pass this reconciliation bill at a reasonable level. we ought to be able to give them that assurance asap. there s no reason for that dems to be employed right now. my belief is this, this end of
in the countdown to the games. if we can deliver these games successfully and everybody has a really good time, and we leave a really good legacy for birmingham after what we ve been through, i think that will be a massive legacy for everybody. amid pressure for the commonwealth games to remain relevant, the hope is the baton sjourney around the world will help generate enthusiasm before the stars of 2022 aim to emulate england s golden netballers and create more memorable moments. laura scott, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. chris is with me. there has been a bit more cloud chris is with me. there has been a bit more cloud around chris is with me. there has been a bit more cloud around today - chris is with me. there has been a bit more cloud around today for i chris is with me. there has been a i bit more cloud around today for most parts of the uk but we still managed a bit of sunshine, for example here in norwich. you might have noticed how warm the air felt today com
0 mask. so a little bit longer. hanging in there means those who don t really want to get vaccinated, are more likely not to get vaccinated. an overwhelming majority. people looking out for each other. and i think because they see it is working. well we will see, your thanks, chris. that is all in for tonight. the rachel maddow show starts now with ali velshi. good evening, ali. chris, we have not crossed paths in the last year and a half, so we caught up a little bit. nothing like a little makeup room chitchat. that s been missing from all of our lives for a long time. great to see you, chris. rachel s got the night off. thanks to you for joining us. we re coming up on nine months since the january 6 attack on the united states capitol. i think for all of us, amid the deluge of video and photographic documentation of the attack that emerged in the days and weeks afterwards, there are certain moments, certain images from that day that are burned into our minds. moment
0 like going to see the wizard. appearing with dave, triggered its own unique set of nerves. but seeing the smiling face, of a nice man like allen culture, backstage. was always the tonic needed in that moment. allen culture was born in brooklyn, in the middle of world war ii. he died just today, a stamford connecticut. allen culture was 78 years old. that is our broadcast for this monday nights. along with our thanks for being here with us. as we start a new week. on behalf of all of our colleagues at the networks of nbc news, goodnight. networks o nbc news, goodnight. tonight on all in. a judge throws the book at a trump rioter, as it enablers escape consequence. tonight congressman jamie raskin, on a big week for the january six investigation. and the magma roll rehabilitation tour. you re not working for darth vader, but yours storm trooper. then specific damning allegations from a facebook whistle blower. who says the company is ripping america apart, and they can t stop themsel